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The Columns of Greece, Rome & Providence RI
Megan Billings, Moses Brown School


The Greek Orders

Doric

Doric Column

The oldest, most popular and best developed of the Greek orders.

The Entablature

The roof or overhang held up by the columns

The Capital

The section of decorative carving that joins the pillar to the entablature

The Pillar

The main shaft of the column

The Base

The decorative carving that grounds the pillar


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